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Shiomitsu t1_jee6hmg wrote
Reply to comment by canthinkofnoname in Best male vocalists at singing falsetto - who do you say? by Bo-Jacks-Son
The song Nude might be my favorite for his falsetto
Shiomitsu t1_jee6f3z wrote
Reply to comment by mayormccheese2k in Best male vocalists at singing falsetto - who do you say? by Bo-Jacks-Son
For anyone who may want to check his falsetto i would recommend these songs: Showbiz, Falling Down, Micro Cuts, Map of your head, Supremacy
pyllbert t1_jee6a3g wrote
Reply to comment by gweeps in Bands that peaked with their first album? by GroguIsMyBrogu
I loled
pyllbert t1_jee69mt wrote
Reply to comment by Sir_Poofs_Alot in Bands that peaked with their first album? by GroguIsMyBrogu
Man, if you like Scott Shriner wait til you hear about Matt Sharp!
debaser1625 t1_jee5ylt wrote
Reply to comment by Important_Shower_992 in Best male vocalists at singing falsetto - who do you say? by Bo-Jacks-Son
And it’s great!
bwnomad t1_jee5frc wrote
Reply to comment by Tranquility-Android in Bands that peaked with their first album? by GroguIsMyBrogu
Maybe but their second is up there too. It went downhill after that.
Thetimmybaby t1_jee56xp wrote
Reply to Roger Waters for the Pink Floyd album 'The Wall' is the greatest vocal performance of all time by slowlyun
I mean, Gilmour is better on the Wall than Waters. I don't know what you're taking but give me some.
xoomax t1_jee5537 wrote
Reply to comment by AndiCrow in Best male vocalists at singing falsetto - who do you say? by Bo-Jacks-Son
Abigail has been in here for years and years....
NukeHand t1_jee54z1 wrote
Reply to Roger Waters for the Pink Floyd album 'The Wall' is the greatest vocal performance of all time by slowlyun
I love Pink Floyd but I’m having a really hard time disconnecting the artist from the music after what he’s done as of late.
xoomax t1_jee4yu9 wrote
Reply to comment by Sad_Intention_1657 in Best male vocalists at singing falsetto - who do you say? by Bo-Jacks-Son
Best me to it too.
Ormidale t1_jee4xrw wrote
I can't support this objectively, but Song to a Seagull is the Joni Mitchell album that I happen to enjoy the most.
Ash_LLR t1_jee3zni wrote
Reply to comment by KrasnyRed5 in What's an artist that "on paper" seems like something you'd be into, but aren't ? by Lower-Pudding-68
You should look up some of the tribute bands performing those songs with female vocalists - YY Not comes to mind but I think there are others.
Various_Reception616 t1_jee3xak wrote
thom yorke for sure ;)
Ash_LLR t1_jee3uy8 wrote
Reply to What's an artist that "on paper" seems like something you'd be into, but aren't ? by Lower-Pudding-68
Also a huge fan of the Beach Boys, and of psychedelic pop in various forms, and I remember feeling much the same way when I listened to The High Llamas.
Grizzly Bear are another example of this for me. There's nothing I dislike about them, they have some very good songs, and have obvious things in common with a lot of music I do like, but I've just never quite warmed to them.
This experience has become more common with age, alas... There's a lot of "new" music that I quite like but could never get excited about the way I might have done in my teens & twenties
Birdapotamus t1_jee3moh wrote
Reply to What's one of your favorite appearances on songs from other artists that aren't listed on the title track? by Quick-kick95
Eddie Van Halen played the guitar solo on Michael Jackson - Beat It from the album Thriller.
IzzyTheIceCreamFairy t1_jee3jwe wrote
Reply to Non title track “title tracks” by human6742
Close to Me by The Cure
Pduke t1_jee36p8 wrote
Weezer
Neverendingwebinar t1_jee2zyh wrote
Lou Christy.
[deleted] t1_jee2xex wrote
Reply to comment by Kod_Rick in Can a song be surf music if it doesn't mention the ocean, surfing, etc.? What makes surf music surf music? by GregJamesDahlen
Surf, ska, reggae, rockabilly, punk what a mix.
Nevil1975 t1_jee2rhb wrote
Daddy’s Hands Holly Dunn
Regibiel t1_jee2iev wrote
Reply to comment by TERMINATORCPU in Metallica, AC/DC, Ozzy Osbourne, Iron Maiden, Guns N' Roses, Tool bringing 'Power Trip' to California desert by DallasSF
If you did this as long as him i think it is very difficult to just stop. I dont think he is just moneygrabbing. He probably just loves doing it.
looseleafnz t1_jee2ap7 wrote
Reply to Help me find this song please 😭😭 by Important-Ninja4224
Crystal Waters - Gypsy Women?
FlashyG t1_jee1q0s wrote
Conor Mason of Nothing but Thieves
Mike_Love_Not_War t1_jee0hj1 wrote
Reply to comment by Temporary-Product928 in Bands that peaked with their first album? by GroguIsMyBrogu
Second coming is better than debut
debaser1625 t1_jee6ija wrote
Reply to Best male vocalists at singing falsetto - who do you say? by Bo-Jacks-Son
The OP doesn’t make clear whether every male singer to use a pure head voice should be in scope. Obviously there are tons of metal singers with crazy access to their upper register, but that’s not the same technique as the Al Green approach, so it’s not clear if your Halfords, Tates and such should get a mention.